There are so many things to do in Malaysia, but we only had two weeks so we just traveled to Kuala Lumpur and the Cameron Highlands. The Cameron Highlands in the north of the country are famous for their tea plantations, and strange creatures, as we found out. Below are some photos of some of the things to do in Malaysia.
Petronas Towers
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| Scary bridge |
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| Tea plantations – where English people go when they die (if they’ve been good) |
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| The lesser-spotted tea hobbit – emerging from the undergrowth in search of scones |
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| A rare photo of the bonga-bangatuan (mossy-faced jungle woman). Little is known about these reclusive tribeswomen, but legend has it they carry little men around in their backpacks to snack on when they are hungry |
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| A scary looking creature with a big shiny forehead and a huge pointy horn. And a rhino-beetle. |
Cool you climb on the Towers ? It Looks like you are in Middle Earth……nice
No we couldn’t, because the viewing part was under renovation. But the mossy forest really was like something out of Lord of the Rings. Will send you some photos.
LG, Tammy
Hi, photo’s are fab. Shame you couldn’t go up the towers, I reckon Chris would have loved walking across the floating bridge!
Sarah xx
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I never saw the refurbishing sign with my own eyes actually, so maybe Chris just made that one up on purpose…:-)
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Love,
Tammy & Chris
I’ve only ever seen the Petronas Towers on film , they look amazing. They look fantastic in your pictures too, makes me want to go see them even more. Thanks for sharing your pictures and adcentures, I love the “where English people go when they die”-comment, made med laugh out loud ;-D
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He he, I Iived in England for 8 years and those Brits do love their tea! 🙂
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